Mary Claire B.

Fajardo
BSEd English 1-A

Department of Mathematics, College of Science, Tarlac State University

MATHEMATICS IN THE MODERN WORLD CHAPTER 2 QUIZ
First Semester, AY 2020-2021
I. Write TRUE if the statement is true. Otherwise, write FALSE.
___________1.
TRUE If x is an element of A ∩ B, then x is not an element of B’ ∪ A’.
TRUE
___________2. All functions are relations.
FALSE
___________3. All equivalence sets are also considered as equal sets.
FALSE
___________4. The f(x) = √𝑥 is a function.
TRUE
___________5. If A = {1, 2, 3}, then the empty set is not a subset of A.
TRUE
___________6. The set of rational numbers is finite.
TRUE
___________7. The set of natural numbers is a subset of the set of real numbers.
FALSE
___________8. All reflexive relations are also an identity relation.
FALSE
___________9. The binary form 1010101112 is equal to 763 in decimal.
TRUE
__________10. The difference of functions is commutative.
II. Identify the type of set (finite, infinite, or empty) as described by the following:
INFINITE
1. A = {stars in the galaxy} __________________
2. B = { } __________________
EMPTY
3. C = {1, 2, 3, …} __________________
INFINITE
INFINITE
4. D = {set of negative integers} __________________
INFINITE
5. E = {set of even prime numbers} __________________
6. F = {Φ} __________________
EMPTY
INFINITE
7. G = {multiples of 9} __________________
FINITE
8. H = {Greek letters} __________________
FINITE
9. I = {w, x, y, z} __________________
FINITE
10. J = {natural numbers less than 11} __________________

III. Write your answers using either roster or rule method.

Given
A = set of natural numbers
B = set of whole numbers
C = set of integers
D = set of rational numbers
U = set of real numbers
Find
1. A ∪ C = {x/x is an integer} 6. (U \ A’) ∩ (U \ B’) = {}
2. B ∩ C = {x/x is a positive integer} 7. U’ ∩ A = {}
3. C ∩ (A ∪ B) = {x/x is a whole number} 8. A ∩ B ∩ C ∩ D ={1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,…}
4. A \ C = {} 9. A ∪ B ∪ C ∪ D = (x/x is a real number}
5. B \ A = {0} 10. D’ = {x/x is an irrational number}

III. Give the correct answer for each answer.

Twenty (20) faculty members were asked regarding their preferred field trip destination. Results
show that 8 chose Palawan, 7 chose Batanes, and 5 preferred both Palawan and Batanes. How
many of them would like to go to:
5
1. Palawan and Batanes ________
5
2. Exactly one place ________
2
3. Batanes only ________
10
4. Neither Palawan nor Batanes ________
10
5. Either Palawan or Batanes ________

IV. Provide a COMPLETE and NEAT solution for the following problems. Incomplete solutions
will not be given full credit. You can write your answers on a paper then capture it using your
cameras and attached it on your answers.
Consider the following fractions
Perform the indicated operations and simplify.
1. Find B – C
2. Find D + E
3. Using part (1) and (2) find A[B-C] ÷ [D+E]
V. If the problem is in binary, convert it into decimal, if it is on decimal, convert it into binary.
1. 1111110000000000002 = 258048
2. 322 = 1010000102
3. 842 = 11010010102
4. 10010101011002 = 4780
5. 2020 = 111111001002
6. 0010101010012 = 681
7. 1822 = 111000111102
8. 420 = 1101001002
9. 0000000001111002 = 60
10 101010111111102 = 11006